Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-21
Alma. Mich. Friday. Dot. 81, 1887.

tiiN bcob III VIC obtNt.
L. a. Miller spent few days in
Ora nd Rapids the first of the week.
Fine Box Paper; forty shades of
French tissue at webb's
Mrs. Gertrude Smith. daughter of
Mrs. Will Bishop, is visiting friends in
| this place.
Wood wanted / 900 cords at
FINDLEY & MoRDEN.
For sale cheap double barrel breech
loading shot gun enquire at the
Wright House Office.
Max f. Pollasky has purchased the
house on Woodwork street recently
built by Thomas Granger. Price 81 4OO
Rev. S. V Mckee, of South Lyon,
spent the first part of the week with
his son, who is attending the Alma
College.
Ladies. go to z. l. Starks and ask
for the Goodyers Glove rubber.s They
are the best in the market, and will ft
| and please you. We have them in four
styles.
Mr.. L + Timby formerly Of Alma now
OF New York is spending few DAYS in
town greeting old friends. lie is super
intending some repairs upon his house
on Superior street, west.
Second annual excursion Via I. & \.
r. r. to Wellington and Tiffin Ohio Oh
Thursday, Nov. 10, round trip tickets
good for return passage on all regula T
trains up to and including Dee. 10.
Fare from Alma to Wellington s6 so. to
Tifin 1856.
The new Cooperative system at the
Bee Hive is a grand success, as good
goods and lew prices must forever be
that is fully appreciated by the public,
the crowded stores and daily increase
OF business is convincing proof.
J.. w. Miller Of Bay City, formerly
with ID. Angel, of this city. one OF the
leading artists Of Michigan, is to locate
at Alma. Mr. Angel says that Mr.
Miller is tirst-class photographer and
the people of Alma are to be congratu-
lated upon such an acquisition to their
business interests.-Saginaw Courir.
Most complete stock Of school books
in the city at Webb's Drug Store.
Why isnot the road leading east Of
town, opened? 1t was thought the de-
lay was in consequence Of the action Of
1t Louis when she had voice in the
matter, but since the matter rests with
our own people, no more is made.
Would it not be a good plan to open
this road to the public Does not the
need Of the people demand it? Let US
have the road.
Gale Davidson has accepted a position
with j. ;. Brewbaker former resident
OF Alma at IIarbor Springs in a hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson leave for their
new home next Monday. Mr. Brew
baker is to be congratulated upon hav-
ing secured Mr.. Dis services. as he
is a competent gentlemanly man and
one sure to be.popular in his new field
Of labor
List Of letters remaining in Alma
post Office for the month ending, Oct
10 1887: Oren Aldrich, Mr.. BACKWARD,
Albert Clark, Allan Daniels, y. A
Davis, Geo. Meleville. b a. Robinson
V. Rogers, Dick Small, J. c. Smith
Frank Tanner, Wildurn Wright, Ella
Dachman, Mrs. +. Cove, Lizzie Lans-
ton, Emma Neldridge, Mary O'Connor,
Louise Rood Persons calling for the
above pleae say advertised.
ID. Ely, 2. NJ.
Diamond Rings for those contemplat-
ing matrimony at Porters. Guaranteed
to bring about an early date.
At meeting of the Board Of school
examiners, held last Saturday, G.. I
Brown resigned his place as examiner
on the board and W. b. Scattergood Of
Ithaca was appointed to fill the vacan-
cy, the board then elected G.. T. Brown
secretary. Mr.. Brown has been con-
nected with the Gratiot county schools
for years, six of these as county super
intendent and there is no doubt but
what he will make IN efficient secre-
tary. He will give up all other bus
mess and give his whole attention 10
the schools. His resignation as Cir
cult court commissioner will be for
warded this week.
We are now nicely located in our new
quarters, the sc cond door east OF the
post Office. We extend a cordial invi-
tatiOn TO all to call and see us and
those indebted, il they wish, might
leave little cash TO help us with our
expense of moving and improvements
For and after next issue We will
have located in the post Office an Item
box" and we desire all having any